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<BR>Pam, people think my DH and I are crazy as well. Both of our hounds are horribly spoiled. What can I say, we love our furbabies. Our pooches are better cared for than some children. We are expecting our first child this spring, and everyone says, "oh, those dogs are gonna have to learn to live outside." WHATEVER!!!! Eddie & Lucy will NOT be moving outside. We have 7 dog beds in our home, and Eddie & Lucy can do what they please. I understand that the new baby will take up much of our time, and attention, but both DH and I are committed to keeping Eddie & Lucy in the loop, and feeling a part of our family. I do worry about Eddie though, he is very sensitive to change, and the vet said we may have to look into some relaxing treatments for him. He is they type of dog who worries about everything. Lucy on the other hand is blissfully oblivious to everything, I swear she has adhd. She is just happy eating & snoozing. The vet calls Eddie a thinker, and Lucy his minion. So, if anyone out there has any advice on making the trasition from a 2 person 2 dog home to a 3 person 2 dog home, advice will be greatly appreciated. Love & drool to all!<BR>
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Jennifer C. w/ Eddie (what do you mean you are bringing a baby into the house? what does this mean, do we still get fed, played with, and loved?) & Lucy (what's a baby?...oh look, crumbs on the floor...)<BR>
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